Kevin R.
Worst user and customer service of any card/bank
Worst user and customer service experience for any card and bank. I thought having to deal with Chase as a bank was bad enough (I was happy to be able to close my father's accounts in 2018 due to their gross incompetence), but I'm stuck with having to deal with them as a credit card issuer due to their relationship with Amazon. Of all of my credit cards, the Chase/Amazon card is the most painful to deal with. The following are some issues that drive me crazy with this card: * Annoying login process: There does not appear to be a way to designate a trusted browser or location for their login process. I don't have a problem with needing to provide my ID/Password for each login, but they insist on sending a secondary code for *every* login (most other cards will allow me to specify a trusted browser or at least cache the authentication for a reasonable time period). To make it even more irritable, I have to enter my password twice for their login process: Sign-in->ID->Password...Code Prompt delay...Code->Password->Logged-in (finally). What's the point of insisting on the Password a second time? It was validated before the secondary code. * They randomly disable transaction notifications: Because of the way Amazon sometimes splits charges for a single order, I rely on the credit card notifications for my bookkeeping. I was wondering why I had missed entering some charges when reconciling this last month's statement, and found that Chase decided I no longer needed to see them and disabled that notification setting. Grrrr. * They refuse to save the bank account I would prefer to use for my cashback transfers: I have tried multiple ways to link and save my checking account info, but Chase refuses to remember the bank and account info. I have to re-enter the info every time I want to do a cashback transfer. All of my other cashback cards handle linking or saving preferred external bank accounts without issue. I so wish that Amazon would change the bank they work with for their Prime Visa.


